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ILE-DES-SOEURS, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Feb. 8, 2013) - According to the real estate brokers' (www.centris.ca/en/) Centris® provincial database, price growth in the Montréal Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) slowed for all property categories in January 2013 compared to January 2012, said the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board (GMREB). As for sales, there were 2,101 transactions concluded in the Montréal CMA, a 14 per cent decrease compared to January 2012.
"The median price of single-family homes increased by 2 per cent in January 2013 compared to January of last year, while that of condominiums remained unchanged," said Diane Ménard, Vice-President of the GMREB Board of Directors. "The median price of condominiums had increased virtually every month since August 2009," she added.
Sales decreased for all three property categories in January 2013 compared to the same month last year. Plex sales fell by 16 per cent, while both single-family homes and condominiums registered a 14 per cent sales decrease.
The drop in sales in January 2013 was felt in all main areas of the Montréal CMA. Compared to January 2012, sales fell by 10 per cent in Laval, 11 per cent on the South Shore, 13 per cent on the North Shore and 16 per cent on the Island of Montréal. The Vaudreuil-Soulanges area registered the largest decrease at 31 per cent.
As for the median price of single-family homes in the main areas of the Montréal CMA, Vaudreuil-Soulanges and Montréal stood out with respective increases of 14 per cent ($280,000) and 11 per cent ($370,000). The median price of single-family homes rose by 3 per cent on the South Shore ($261,450), but fell by 3 per cent on the North Shore ($225,000) and by 1 per cent in Laval ($275,000).
"This moderation in price growth is consistent with our forecast for 2013," said Paul Cardinal, Market Analysis Manager at the Québec Federation of Real Estate Boards. "The single-family home market is becoming balanced and the condominium market is leaning towards a buyer's market," he added.
As at January 31, 2013, the number of active listings in the real estate brokers' (www.centris.ca/en/) provincial database increased by 9 per cent in comparison with the same date last year.
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Being 'Beary' Honest -Black & White
This fun and creative game teaches the importance of being honest and not to cheat. It is perfect for Young Women when teaching integrity and for Primary aged children when teaching honesty. It is also a great activity for Family Home Evening. Players answer questions that test their honesty and compete spell the word "honest" BEFORE the spell the word "cheat".
Being 'Beary' Honest
Song: I Feel My Savior's Love (Verses 1-2)
Teach and review the LDS primary song "I Feel My Savior's Love (Verses 1-2)" using these primary song visuals.
Right Way Play Game
With the "Right Way Play Game" you can create a presentation around the topic "I prepare to go to the temple as I follow Heavenly Father's plan for me". The object of the activity is to create as many pictures out of the six as possible before sharing time is over.
Right Way Play Game B/W
Right Way Winners
The object of this activity is to be able to spell "right" before you find he letters to spell "wrong." The Leader creates a presentation around the topic "as I choose the right each day, I can return to heavenly father"
Right Way Winners B/W
Tic Tac Testimony
Tic Tac Testimony is a fun game played as a group such as a family or a primary class. Teach about how sharing our testimony helps our faith grow. For each correct answer they can add an X or O to the board.
Conference Activity Book #2
Keep the kids involved and quiet during General Conference with the Conference Activity Fun Book. Create this fun book with 10 black and white activity and coloring pages with your choice of a colored or black and white cover. Pages include the following activities: maze, crossword puzzle, color by number, word search, dot to dot numbers, and other coloring pages.
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Elder Sill is thirsty so he stops at a vending machine to get a soda. But an unexpected event teaches him a lesson in being honest. What will Elder sill do in order to do unto others as he would like others to do unto him? This is a great story to teach honesty for your primary class or children at home!
Heavenly Father Helps US, We Should Honor His Name
Heavenly father blesses us, so we must honor him. That is the important lesson your children will learn with this illustrated story. This wonderfully illustrated story is a great tool for your primary children!
Heavenly Father Helps US, We Should Honor His Name BW
Poem: Speak Gently of Jesus
This wonderfully illustrated poem is a great tool for your primary children! This simple poem will be an easy way for children to remember the importance of speaking kindly and gently when talking about Jesus.
Poem: Speak Gently of Jesus BW
"Bee" Smart Choose The Right!
Be the first team to find eight "Bee" Strips that have good choices written on them. Create your own presentatoin concerning the importance of listening to the living prophets and what they teach us concerning making right choices.
"Bee" Smart Choose The Right! - B&W
Book of Mormon Reading Charts And Bookmarks
This cute chart and bookmark pack makes keeping track of your daily scripture reading fun! Daily boxes in a calendar formation makes keeping track easy. This chart is perfect for young children and Primary aged readers. Also includes another fun Reading Chart to color as you complete the Book of Mormon. And finally some cute Book of Mormon bookmarks have fun pictures of Lehi, the Tree of Life, the Book of Mormon and Nephi. These make great handouts or gifts for young children to encourage them to read their scriptures and mark their pages.
Book of Mormon Reading Charts And Bookmarks B/W
Choose The Right Matching Game
This is a fun matching game where the children find the "CTR" letters that match the frame color of their CTR card. By adding questions to this game, the children can learn and understand that happiness comes from choosing the right.
Choose The Right Matching Game B/W
Commandment Keepers
Have fun reviewing th ways we can Keep the Commandments and show our love for Jesus Christ.
Commandment Keepers - B/W
Alien Addition
"Alien Addition" is a fun activity that will help children practice their addition skills by matching the addition with the result!
Alien Addition B/W
The Alpha-Bat!
The Alpha-Bat! is a great alphabet matching game to teach the upper and lower case letters. Great for a Halloween themed activity or just to practice the alphabet any day!
The Alpha-Bat! B/W
April Shower Power
"April Shower Power" is a fun activity that will help children practice their vocabulary skills by matching the words on the circle with their contraction. A great game to learn during a rainstorm!
April Shower Power B/W
We Believe In Being Honest
The object of this activity is to have the children find the word "Honest". You create a fun twelve strip puzzle banner that has pictures of children and parents all over the world and quotes the scripture "We Believe In Being Honest" (AoF 1:13). A great help in sharing time or for singing time.
We Believe In Being Honest B/W
Bingo Buddies
"Bingo Buddies" is a fun activity that will help children practice their vocabulary skills by matching the word cards with the picture on the bingo board. First to form a line wins!
Bingo Buddies B/W
Cool Tools!
Have fun learning and recognizing different shapes corresponding to each tool in dad's tool box!
Cool Tools! B/W
Count Your Blessings
Have fun remembering ways we are blessed! Each team competes to come up with the most blessings that begins with the chosen letter.
Count Your Blessings B/W
Crazy Carrots
Have fun learning and recognizing different patterns with these crazy carrots!
Crazy Carrots B/W
Dino Division
"Dino Division" is a fun activity that will help children practice their division skills by matching the division with the result!
Dino Division B/W
Dino Scores
"Dino Scores" is a fun activity that will help children practice their counting skills by matching the the pictures of single and bundled groups with their corresponding count!
Dino Scores B/W
Downhill Racers
"Downhill Racers" is a fun activity that will help children practice their money counting skills by matching the change coins with their corresponding value on the board!
Downhill Racers B/W
Family Faces
Decide which picture each half matches and makes a complete picture of a family member. This is a fun visual discrimination file folder game to play while learning.
Family Faces B/W
Family Fun Activity
This fun family activity can be used in many ways. It is a fun way to race to the finish by putting together each family member. Use it as a way to keep track of who answered the most questions!
Family Fun Activity B/W
Fill The Font
Create your own presentation about baptism with "Fill The Font!". This is a fun Family Home Evening Game that can also be used as a Sharing Time Help or Primary Lesson Help.
Fill The Font BW
Flower Power
"Flower Power" is a fun activity that will help children practice their vocabulary skills by matching the letter with the ending sound of the pictured item's name!
Flower Power B/W
Frank N. Time
"Frank N. Time" is a fun file folder game that teaches how to read time. You simply match the time on the clock face to the digital time on Frankenstein's face. A Halloween favorite!
Frank N. Time B/W
Fun Fractions
"Fun Fractions" is a great fractions file folder game where you can match the multiplication and graphic. A very good way to practice math skills and visualizing fractions.
Fun Fractions B/W
Funny Food Bingo
This is a game that is fun to play anytime. Children love to
play Bingo! This will help children develop visual discrimination and familiarity with different foods.
Funny Food Bingo B/W
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March 1944. Two guests at a St. Patrick's Day party at the Washington Labor Canteen sponsored by the United Federal Workers of America. View full size. Medium-format safety negative by Joseph Horne, Office of War Information.
February 1944. The folk singer Pete Seeger entertaining Eleanor Roosevelt, honored guest at a Valentine's Day party to mark the opening of the United Federal Labor Canteen in Washington. View full size. Medium-format safety negative by Joseph Horne for the Office of War Information.
Washington, D.C., 1920. "Miss Marie Smith." View full size. National Photo Company Collection glass negative, one of five photos of Marie and her pup.
August 1, 1924. Vicinity of Washington, D.C. "Camp Good Will." View full size. National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
December 1941. Bird's eye view of San Juan, Puerto Rico. View full size. Medium format Kodachrome transparency by Jack Delano for the Farm Security Administration. Who can identify the building? Alternate version of this shot.
January 9, 1914. Men's dormitory at the New York Municipal Lodging House. View full size. 8x10 glass negative, George Grantham Bain Collection.
From 1861, a second look at these Northern infantry campers -- and our first glimpse of their puppy. "District of Columbia. Tent life of the 31st (later, 82nd) Pennsylvania Infantry at Queen's Farm, vicinity of Fort Slocum." View full size. Wet-plate glass negative, left half of stereo pair, photographer unknown. This has a lot in common with the pictures Dorothea Lange would be taking 75 years later of Dust Bowl migrants in the agricultural tent camps of California.
Library of Congress annotation: Princess Agnes Salm-Salm, wife of Prince Felix of Prussia, who served with the Union Army, observed in January 1862 that the winter camp of the Army of the Potomac was "teeming with women." Some wives insisted on staying with their husbands, which may have been the case with this woman, judging by her housewifely pose alongside a soldier, three young children, and a puppy. In addition to taking care of her own family, she may have worked as a camp laundress or nurse. Some women who lacked the marital voucher of respectability were presumed to be prostitutes and were periodically ordered out of camp. Only gradually during the four years of the war, and in the face of unspeakable suffering, were women grudgingly accepted by military officials and the general public in the new public role of nurse.
Mount Gretna, Pennsylvania, in 1912. Relaxing at National Guard training camp. View full size. National Photo Company Collection glass negative.


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- Eligibility to participate is in the month following one year of employment or the first plan entry date if previously fully vested in an employer sponsored retirement plan. Employee must work at least 1000 hours per year to receive this benefit.
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HOBOKEN, NJ --The city of Frank Sinatra's birth has denied a request for a spinoff of MTV's "Jersey Shore" reality show to film in the city.
Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer says the Film Commission's decision was made based on safety and quality of life concerns for residents of the city along the Hudson River.
Hoboken officials say 495 Productions was seeking a 24-hour filming permit to follow two "well-known reality television celebrities" who would live in the city.
It's not clear who the personalities would be. But The Jersey Journal reported last month that MTV was scouting locations for Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww" Farley.
The company, which has filmed "Jersey Shore" in Seaside Heights, Miami and Italy, can appeal the decision to the Hoboken City Council.


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Every year about this time I get questions from people wondering about the high cost of weddings. Here are some that came up during a recent online discussion.
Q:Can you explain why people plan on spending (the equivalent of) a down payment on a house or the cost of new car on a single big party when they still have student loans, and then want to go buy a house? I find such thinking insane.
If you took the word "wedding" out of the equation, you would get, "I want to invite 100-plus people for a big party at a posh location, and (usually) I want my parents to pay for it."
A:I get it. Pressure, or people have been waiting for the big day where they are the center of attention, etc. I wouldn't spend on a lavish wedding if I had debt, but I understand how it happens. For my part, I just try my best to talk good financial sense into people.
Q:My fiance and I are 25 and we are not in the financial position to pay for a wedding. Our families do not support us getting married for a myriad of reasons. What would you suggest that we do?
A:Despite the objections to their getting married, the reader also implied that there was pressure to "go into debt for a wedding to satisfy the desires of our family/friends."
If you have done all the right things to make sure you are ready for marriage, then have the wedding you can afford. People will want you to do a lot of things -- but they aren't going to help you pay for it -- out of tradition or their desire to be sure relatives or friends aren't left out of the celebration.
You can get married without the big bill. The bottom line: Don't go into debt to satisfy anyone.
Q:I am getting married! I'm so excited and we are thrilled to be able to spend our lives together. We both don't come from a lot of money and we are working hard to pay things off and get our financial house in order before we wed.
Recently, my father passed away and left a "few dollars" for me and my sister. Well, I'd like to have my wedding in a place that may be a bit costly and I'd like to tap into a bit of what was left for me to do it. I think if my dad were here he'd move heaven and earth to make this happen for me but I know there are better ways to spend money than on one day of a wedding celebration.
I am paying a mortgage and have student loans, and my fiance has plenty of debt. So, what say you?
A:Look. I do understand. Wedding. Family. Friends. Your big day. You want to celebrate.
But you have DEBT. Yup, in all caps, not because I'm yelling but to really accentuate your financial situation. Unless you have no debt, you can't afford to spend much on a wedding. I'm talking have the reception at your papa and mama's house with red Kool-Aid, hot wings and grocery-store wedding cake. And certainly rule out a wedding at a bit-more-costly place.
If you were my daughter, I would move heaven and earth to help you become debt-free. Use the money your dad left to start your married life off as free of that burden as possible.
Q:Maybe someday you should ask all of us who had nice but inexpensive weddings how it went. Take my case. I have been married for more than 30 years.
We were married in the garden of my mother's home. Our plain gold rings came from W. Bell & Co., a now-defunct catalog store. I think we paid $50 total. Our wedding cake came from Woodward & Lothrop. It was on sale and cost about $100. We had champagne from the corner liquor store and a few little "finger" sandwiches. That was it!
Oh, and my dress was an antique, found in my grandmother's attic. Flowers were from my mother's garden. We had about 75 people total. It was really nice.
A:I hear you. But I still understand that people want their big day. I don't begrudge them that if they have the money to pay for it, but it should not be at the expense of getting into debt.
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center's latest budget moves mean nurses will be responsible for a lot more than patient care.
The Channel 4 I-Team has learned some Vanderbilt nurses will now be in charge of cleaning patients' rooms, even bathrooms.
Sanitized environments in hospitals are critical to a patient's health, but the new cost cutting measure has at least one nurse concerned.
"Cleaning the room after the case, including pulling your trash and mopping the floor, are all infection-prevention strategies. And it's all nursing, and it's all surgical tech. You may not believe that, but even Florence Nightingale knew that was true," said a hospital administrator to staff in a video obtained by the Channel 4 I-Team.
The new cleaning changes were also detailed in an email sent to staff of the Vanderbilt Medical Center East team, which - according to a hospital employee - works in surgery areas and patient rooms.
A manager writes in the email, "We have undergone some major budgetary changes ... this means we will need to pull together like never before."
The email says nurses will now have to pull their own trash and linens, sweep up and spot mop. Nurses, care partners and nursing assistants will be responsible for all patient care areas.
"The priority will be what the patient sees," the email states.
Also, in bold highlighted text, the email says, "Be sure to wear the appropriate [personal protective equipment] when doing any disinfecting - that includes, a cover up gown, gloves, mask and even an eye shield when necessary."
Nurses were also told to "refrain from speaking negatively about this in an open forum where our customer can hear. If you need to vent come see me."
The hospital employee did not want to be identified for fear of losing her job but wanted the public to be aware of the changes.
"This is our new reality. The work still must be done. We must still care for patients, and we must do so in an efficient manner," the hospital administrator told staff in the video obtained by the Channel 4 I-Team.
The nurse to whom we spoke says before these changes, the hospital's environmental services department was in charge of cleaning those patient areas and that staff does not have interaction with patients.
The nurse is concerned that doing both cleaning and patient care could lead to cross contamination.
The email obtained by the Channel 4 I-Team does say environmental services will still be handling some cleaning.
In a statement, Assistant Vice Chancellor John Howser, said:
"The safety of our patients is always of foremost concern. All decisions about operational process redesign at the Medical Center are being made in a patient-centric manner and will not affect the safety of patient care."
The Tennessee Department of Health says it does not specify how a hospital chooses to clean, as long as the employees are appropriately trained and follow CDC guidelines.
If they do that, the state says there should not be any increased risk of infection.
We checked with Lipscomb's nursing staff. The executive associate dean of nursing, who has been a nurse for 25 years, says she hasn't heard of a hospital doing this before.
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We're going to let you in on a not-so-secret secret: almost every celebrity who walks a red carpet or appears on camera is wearing faux eyelashes. That lash envy is probably why so many people are thinking about getting eyelash extensions right now—including us! To appease our own curiosity, we sent three staffers to lash expert Linda Luu at Luxe Flair Lashes in Los Angeles to give them a try. What did we learn? Click through our slideshow for everything you need to know!
"Don't let anyone tell you that lash extension are pain-free!" Luu told us. While not painful per se, some techniques can be more uncomfortable than others, depending on how close the technician gets to your lid and how sensitive your eyes are in general. Some find the process of having someone close to their eyes with metal tools the most stressful part.
In general, the less you touch them, the better. "Don't wet your lashes for 48 hours to ensure the adhesive sets properly," Luu told us. Then use a clean spooley brush to gently comb through your lashes as needed, or about twice per day. You can wash your face as usual, but avoid anything oil-based (more on that later).
While not common, it can happen. "I've been doing this for 10 years and I've had three clients have allergic reactions to the adhesive," Luu told us. If you're worried about a possible reaction, follow Luu's advice. "Swing by the boutique a few days before and have a spot test done with the adhesive," she says. If you have a silicon allergy—which isn't uncommon—make sure your lash artist uses medical tape instead of a soft pad during the process.
Luu doesn't recommend wearing mascara—and you really shouldn't have to—but you can. "You can use an oil-free mascara once they grow out a bit," Luu says. "Just brush through your lashes with a clean spooley brush to avoid them sticking together—and never use an eyelash curler if you have extensions!"


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Supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio is launching her own fashion label.
The Brazilian beauty has teamed up with Cherokee to create her Ale by Alessandra range, which will feature a collection of casual and formalwear for women.
The Victoria's Secret star insists she will still strut her stuff on the runway, but will be concentrating on the business side of the fashion industry in the future.
She tells WWD, "This is not a hobby for me. I've been a fashion model for 15 years and designing is just an extension of my career. I still plan on modelling lingerie, but at the same time this is a business transition that I plan to have around for a long time.
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Amazon collaborated with WICS on February 25 and hosted an info session. Space was limited so only students that RSVPed were allowed to enter. Luckily, WICS tried their best to accommodate as many people as possible. WICS managed to allow about 100 students to listen in on the info session so that they could learn more about working and applying to Amazon.
Verizon Info Session
On February 18, WICS hosted a Verizon Info Sessions. Female engineers from Verizon came and talked about the opportunities at Verizon and what it's like to work at Verizon. The first half of the info session was a mixer focused mainly on more personal socialization, while the second half was an info session about Verizon with a Q&A at the end. Over 30 people showed up and learned a lot about Verizon!
Study Session
On February 11, WICS hosted a study session. Since it was midterms week, WICS decided it would be beneficial for members to collaborate and study together. Upperclassmen helped the underclassmen out with work they didn't understand while snacking ice cream and cookies. About over 10 people showed up and had a great time eating ice cream and studying together!
First General Meeting
On Wednesday of the first week of winter quarter, WICS held its first general meeting. Over 50 of our members swarmed in as our president Angela Liu and vice president Stephanie Eng announced our plans for this quarter. After learning all about the events and projects this quarter, various members stayed to play board games with each other and bond. Make sure to come by next quarter to see what events we have!
Facebook Women Panel
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In Week 5 on Monday, November 3rd, WICS was proud to host a Facebook Women Panel, wherein a recruiter and five engineers from Facebook took the time to answer questions about their experiences working for the world's biggest social network. Their backgrounds ranged from developing Facebook's Android apps, to being on the iOS Messenger team, to working on a secret, still-developing Facebook application. It was a great opportunity for attendees to get a glimpse of what jobs at Facebook have to offer, while enjoying delicious food, courtesy of Baja Fresh.
When asked what they enjoyed at Facebook, the ladies unanimously remarked that they enjoyed the freedom to work on projects of their choice, and the creativity of their work environments. "Everyone all has the same title – Software Engineer," Lynn explained, "so it's very easy to go up to someone and ask them anything. The people at Facebook are really humble."
The team also highly praised Facebook's Engineering Boot Camp program, a six-week program designed to introduce new engineers to the company's code base. Jess, a former intern who recently went full-time, noted that it greatly helped her to figure out what she wanted to work on, while Kathy described it as "the best summer camp ever!"
The panel ended promptly at seven, due to the engineers' having to catch their flights back home, and the night closed with attendees being able to submit their resumes and pick up some Facebook swag. We had a great turnout, with over 60 people attending, and overall, the event was a terrific experience for everyone involved. Hopefully, it's indicative of the popularity of the panels yet to come!
WICS First General Meeting and Mentorship Mixer '14
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On Monday October 6th, WICS held our first general meeting of the year and kicked off the 2014-15 Mentorship Program. We gave a brief overview of what our club is about and introduced this year's board members. All this information can also be found on our website in case you missed the meeting. There were also prizes given out for the raffle right before the Mentorship Mixer began. There were prizes such as Google blankets, Bags full of swag, T-shirts, a copy World of Warcraft, a Kindle Paperwhite, and much more!
Our Mentorship Program had a really strong kick off this year. A lot of students and mentors came out and got to know each other in groups based on where their interests laid. Make sure to join next year's Mentorship Program, whether as a mentor or a mentee.
WICS Final Python Project Meeting
Written by: Gurveen Sekhon
At the last WICS Python Flappy Bird project meeting on May 19th, everyone submitted their projects and were entered into a raffle with cool prizes! Yummy sandwiches were served for dinner and everyone that came out to the meeting received really cool Google swag such as eos chapstick, a Google whiteboard sticker, and much more!
The first place winner received a fancy set of Google headphones!!! Make sure to come out to the quarterly project meetings next year to learn new programming languages and win some more cool prizes! Thanks to all that came this quarter, hope everyone got a better insight on Python and Pygame.
Spring Potluck with ICS Clubs
Written By: Gurveen Sekhon
Monday, April 28th, WICS held our Quarterly ICS Potluck. More than 30 students from various ICS clubs attended! Everyone brought some really delicious food! There were WingStop Wings, Pasta, Pizookie from VGDC and lots of other really good food. WICS also made our ever popular Nutella, strawberry, and boysenberry crepes filled with strawberries and bananas this time! That's definitely a very rare opportunity!
There were also groups playing Apples to Apples, Cards against Humanity, Uno, and more. All in all, it was a fun day to let loose with fellow ICS students during the first wave of midterms.
WICS Launches a Flappy Bird Python Project
Written by: Katie Khuu
For this quarter's programming project, WICS has decided to make a Python version of the popular Flappy Bird game. The first project meeting on April 21st had over 70 attendees, a combination of WICS members, non-members, and non-UCI students.
To start off, WICS guided them with a PowerPoint presentation on how to download Python and Pygame modules and explained how to start the project. WICS board members also displayed an example of their completed project–a flying anteater in a cape moving through narrow pillars–to encourage participants and to promote creative designs. Help was available for those that had difficulty installing or getting started. After the presentation, there were downtime for attendees to chat and work with others. Food was available as a quick boost.
The Flappy Bird Python project will span for 5 weeks with tutorials included every week for those that are new to the Python language. This is a great way to get programming practice for anyone thinking about attending hackUCI or have already signed up.
For more information and updates about the spring project, join the WICS project group.
WICS First General Spring Quarter Meeting
The first general meeting of the quarter was held on Thursday, April 3rd. With the last quarter wrapped up with the Android Development workshops, this quarter brings more projects, information sessions, and social events for members to look forward to!
In terms of professional development, WICS will be holding a total of 5 Python Project Meetings on Mondays at 6:30pm. There will also be a couple tech talks and tours, such as the Western Digital Tour, The Portal Open House, and the WITI Talk on Agile Development. There are also quite a few social events planned for WICS members to network and socialize with other students. A few events, just to name, are the ICS Quarterly Potluck, Bowling, and the SWE & Phi Sigma Rho Mixer.
Some major events of this quarter are the CWIC SoCal, ICS Day, and HackUCI! Check out more information on our events calendar and our Facebook page. Also, if you want to be more involved with WICS and interested in writing weekly blogs and recaps of the events, fill out this form and you will get an email with more information!


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Mammoth daycare provider arrested
A longtime Mammoth Lakes daycare provider was arrested the evening of Oct. 5 on suspicion of sexual abuse against two children, now adults, who were once in his care, according to local law enforcement officials.
Guadalupe "Lupe" Almaguer, 56, was arrested on the evening of Oct. 5 for crimes of sexual abuse against minors, according to Mono County District Attorney Chief Investigator Wade McCammond.
Almaguer was booked on five counts of Penal Code 288, or "Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Child under 14."
He is in the Mono County Jail with a bail of $500,000. He was expected to be arraigned on Oct. 7 in Mono County Superior Court, although that could change, according to McCammond.
It is unclear whether Almaguer is a licensed daycare provider, according to McCammond, who said the issue is still being investigated. But Almaguer has been providing daycare in Mammoth for many years.
The case is still very much under investigation, McCammond said.
It is possible the District Attorney's office may have an update on the case sometime next week, he said.
Mammoth Lakes Police Chief Dan Watson said he could not comment on the case and referred all questions to McCammond.
"The Mammoth Lakes Police Department and the Mono County District Attorney's Office are still in the process of completing our investigation and we will not discuss publicly at this time any results or conclusions derived from our efforts," according to a press release sent out by both agencies on Oct. 6.
"Mr. Almaguer, the public and concerned parents deserve a comprehensive investigation focused on finding the truth and achieving justice.," the press release states.
"If you are a concerned parent who has, or has had, a child or children stay at Mr. Almaguer's daycare facility, we strongly ask that you DO NOT question or interview your child or children regarding anything involving their time at Mr. Almaguer's daycare facility."
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Magnet Cove wraps up conference track season on top
The Magnet Cove Junior High and High School track teams have been a force to be reckoned with all year long.
They proved that at the district track meet this week with the Lady Panthers and Junior Lady Panthers taking home first place and the Panthers and Junior Panthers garnering runners-up status.
The Magnet Cove Junior High Lady Panthers track team won their district championship with a total of 228 points, well ahead of second-place England's 89 points.
The 4X800-meter relay team of Katie Dorsey, Lyndsey Hamby, Paiton Scrivner and Abby Holland finished first with a time of 11:33.42.
Faith Linam took first place in the long jump with a distance of 15'4." She was followed by Paiton Scrivner in second place with a jump of 14'1.5" and Haleah Gray with a jump of 13'8," which was good for fourth place.
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Step back in time and experience the story of Saskatchewan's agricultural and rural life at the Western Development Museum - Heritage Farm and Village. This 100 acre outdoor site features a village with more than thirty homes and businesses representing the boom years of the 1920's. An original Saskatchewan Wheat Pool elevator built in 1928 and the 1913 railway station serve as reminders of early farm and grain marketing stories.
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Bang & Olufsen has announced that it has "made over" its Form 2 headphones to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the iconic cans.
Back in 1986, when they first landed, the Form 2 headphones probably looked like a glimpse of the future. Now they look like a glimpse of the past. But that's a good thing - they're retro-tastic. Go ask the Nathan Barley-likes around Shoreditch, they'll tell you that retro funk is cool.
The Form 2 headphones are so stylish, in fact, that they featured in New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1991.
The semi-open headphones have a square design that seems to merge into the headband but still manage to pack dynamic drive units for a "well defined sound".
"I never leave my house without my Bang & Olufsen Form 2 headphones and I even had a pair custom-made to match the colours of the Danish flag," said Bang & Olufsen's president and CEO, Tue Mantoni. "I recommend these headphones to anybody with a passion for sound."
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – After dropping their last match, the King University men's tennis team registered a hard fought road win on Monday. The Tornado topped Pfeiffer University 5-4 behind four wins in singles play.
The Falcons (9-6, 4-4 CC) took the lead early with wins at No. 1 and No. 3 doubles. At No. 2 doubles, King's Leo Brigato and Patrick Jones defeated Luis Villalta and Orlando Castillo 8-2 to get the Tornado (10-6, 4-4 CC) on the board.
In singles play, Pablo Vidal, Brigato and Jones all took straight set wins. Vidal topped Sebastian Wernecke 6-2, 6-1 at No. 2 singles while Brigato defeated Ben Hunter 6-2, 6-3, and Jones beat Villalta 7-5, 6-4. Rodrigo Avila won clinched the match for King with a 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 victory over Loic Minery at No. 1 singles.
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LU camp enhances students' math skills
Twenty-three students enhanced their mathematics skills at the Lamar Achievement in Mathematics Program (LAMP), a two-week free residential camp for high school students entering 10th and 11th grades.
"Everything I've learned here is brand new to me," said Daijah Henson of Beaumont. "I had never seen calculus before. We learned how to derive formulas in geometry and also about different careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics."
The camp, now in its third year, selects students who show an interest in learning about mathematics so they can advance their skills. Students also have the chance to explore career opportunities in the field. The camp ran from June 20 to July 1.
"My primary goal is for students to leave LAMP with a new appreciation for mathematics and all of the sciences," said Sandra Richardson, director of the Lamar Achievement in Mathematics Program and associate professor of math and education at Lamar University. "I want them to experience the internal joy of critical thinking and analyzing mathematical scenarios and problems."
Other students participating were Jarvaris Curl, Christa Dunaven, Cameron Frank, Te'Roneka Hill, Myles Mouton, Jamoni Paskel, Shelby Scott, Natalie Thibodeaux and Alexis Wheaton of Beaumont; Manaswi Marri of Cypress; Cao Truong and Hoaihuong Truong of Dickinson; Morgan Carter of Fort Bend; Alayna Huckleby of Katy; Patrick Ma of League City; Steve Goin of Livingston; Madison Lozano of Lumberton; Shelby Stanfield of Manvel; Daniella Church, Cole Ogrydziak and Summer Ogrydziak of Nederland; and Paige Ousley of Orange.
"I always knew I wanted to pursue a career in math, and this camp has made me realize that I want to study pure math instead of applied math," said Stanfield. "I want to explore math and learn new things about it every single day."
Students attended classes that focused on problem-solving, study and research. Classes included game theory, calculus concepts and modeling in mathematics, geometrical reasoning and introduction to proof course. They also worked in groups on math projects and took a field trip to NASA in Houston.
"LAMP classes and activities are very different from traditional high school classes. The students take courses that most students don't have any experience with until college," Richardson said. "All LAMP courses are taught by college professors in a collegiate environment."
Richardson and Freddie Titus, both faculty members at Lamar University, taught the courses along with David Torain, visiting professor from Hampton University. Alys Rodriguez, a graduate student in the Department of Mathematics, was the LAMP counselor and camp mentor. LAMP
Scholars also interacted with undergraduate and graduate students in the Lamar University STAIRSTEP program through participation in a robotics lab and geology treasure hunt. STAIRSTEP gives Lamar University students opportunities to participate in research, work with a faculty mentor, and reach out to local high school and college students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
"The best part of this experience has been meeting new people and learning new lessons in mathematics," said Cao Truong.LAMP participants were advanced high school students wanting to learn more about the fields of mathematics and science.
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XDA Review: Google Chrome Beta for Android
It was just a matter of time before Google would come up with their mobile version of Chrome. The desktop version has been a great success, even though it was pretty isolated from any other Google service. With the coming of Chrome Beta for Android (we'll be calling it Chrome Beta in the rest of this article), Google developers hope to create a connection between Android smartphones and desktops. We'll not work with cliffhangers this time and just admit it already: they truly did an awesome job at doing just that. They made Google Beta and Google desktop work together extremely well.
So why did Google come up with a mobile browser, while there is a pretty good Android browser already? After you've read the review, you'll probably have found the answer. We can already tell you that this is a pretty big step forward for the Android user experience, not only because of its integration with Chrome desktop, but also because of its renewing design and animations.
Installation and setup
The application comes in a ~50 Mb package, but takes up about 55 Mb on your memory, depending on the amount of cache memory that's being used. After starting the app, we're instantly faced with a sign-in page, which enables the app to connect with Chrome Desktop. Skipping this step is possible, but then you'll miss the whole point of Chrome Beta. After signing in, we're being introduced into the various functions of the app.
The interface is pretty straight-forward. At the bottom, there are three main 'sources' of websites: most visited, favorites and open tabs. The most visited section shows us, how surprising, our most visited websites, along with recently closed websites. It looks quite similar to Chrome Desktop's interface when you open a new tab: the websites are actually displayed as miniatures, allowing us to locate the site at a glance. The favorites section is divided in three parts: desktop bookmarks, mobile bookmarks and other bookmarks. It is very convenient that these bookmarks are being separated from each other – though it is possible to create a desktop bookmark on your phone. The open tabs section is probably the most interesting one. All websites (tabs) that we currently have open on our desktop, are also being listed on our phone. Say you're browsing the web with Chrome Desktop and you found a website containing an address you want to send to a friend by sending a text message; the only thing you have to do is clicking the link on your phone and letting it load the webpage, copy and paste the text and you're done. It's that easy.
Another important aspect of Chrome Beta is the Tabs function. All tabs are basically stapled together like a WebOS-esque stack of cards. Browsing through this stack can be done by swiping up and down, while swiping a card to the right will close it. At the top there's an unmistakable New tab button, which opens up a new card and brings us to the aforementioned most visited, favorites or open tabs sections.
The menu shows a quick favorite button, next and previous buttons, and functions such as New tab, New Incognito tab, bookmarks and share. Yeah that's right, Chrome's beloved Incognito mode is now available on your mobile phone too. It is based on the card system too, and the stack is displayed right next to the normal stack.
So far, we're really impressed not only by the features, but also the looks and animations of Chrome Beta. Animations are buttery smooth, scrolling through the card system works great and there's no lag at all. Its looks are consistent with the Ice Cream Sandwich design – which is by definition just beautiful. The incognito tabs show up in a darker color scheme, reflecting what everyone probably associates with anonymous browsing activities.
All in all, we can't say much negative about Chrome Beta. Well actually, nothing negative at all. It just feels consistent throughout all functions, and it is a major step forward in mobile browsing experience. We think Google's strategy on Chrome is to create a cross-platform ecosystem in which the website browsing experience is shared along all devices. For now, that strategy seems to work.
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(April 13, 1873)
The Colfax Massacre of 1873, also known as the Colfax Riot, was the deadliest incident of racial and political violence during the Reconstruction era, claiming the lives of at least seventy and perhaps as many as 150 men. Nearly all of the victims were African American. The confrontation elevated the standing of white supremacist organizations in Louisiana and the South. The Colfax Massacre is remembered as a signal event in the establishment of the Jim Crow system, for it led to United States v. Cruikshank (1875), a Supreme Court decision that disallowed the federal prosecution of racially motivated crimes.
The Disputed Election of 1872
In an era characterized by extreme and repeated restructuring of election laws and practices, the elections of November 1872 produced disputed results and a divided government in Louisiana. The contest pitted Radical Republicans allied with President Ulysses Grant and the US Congress against a "Fusion Ticket" of conservative Democrats and liberal Republicans sympathetic to the cause of home rule in the South. Because neither party recognized the legitimacy of the other side's claim to victory, two sets of officials laid claim to every office in the state. In Grant Parish, the establishment of dual governments led to a contest for control of the courthouse in Colfax, a rural outpost and Radical stronghold on the Red River.
The Radicals claimed the offices of sheriff and judge for party stalwarts Dan Shaw and R. C. Register. Fusionists insisted that voters had favored Christopher Columbus Nash for sheriff and Alfonse Cazabat for judge. Led by members of a disbanded black militia unit, the Radical faction gained control of the courthouse building and began to form a sheriff's posse in defense of its position. White men of Grant and nearby parishes organized their own ranks, mustering volunteers from as far as one hundred miles away.
The Battle of the Colfax Courthouse
After weeks of mounting tension and incidents of violence, the confrontation at Colfax erupted on Easter Sunday, April 13, 1873. Hundreds of black people, including women and children as well as dozens of men with guns, had gathered in the vicinity of the courthouse. A white force of 150 or more announced its intention to attack and made time for the safe passage of noncombatants from the site. Armed with a small cannon, mounted whites forced most of the defenders inside the courthouse and set fire to the building. As some of the men inside the courthouse tried to arrange for surrender, other participants fired their weapons. Two white men died, including James West Hadnot, thought to be the leader of the local white supremacist organization, the Knights of the White Camellia.
Enraged by the killings, white participants began firing at the crowd of black militants near the courthouse door. A general slaughter ensued, as the African Americans scattered and the white men rode off in pursuit. A large number of men emerged from the burning courthouse to be detained as prisoners on a site nearby.
The Massacre
Late in the evening, white participants began to dispute the wisdom of releasing their black prisoners, as members of families drew close to the courthouse site. Led by the sons of James Hadnot, a group of militants proceeded to execute their captives. Members of the prisoners' families served as eyewitnesses to the killings, most of which were shots to the head. A white participant estimated the total number of victims to be forty-eight, but a few survived to testify against the perpetrators in court proceedings.
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State officials investigated the scene of the violence and assisted in the burial of fifty-nine bodies. The US attorney in New Orleans, James Beckwith, prepared an indictment and commissioned federal marshals to arrest suspected organizers on the white side. His authority derived from the Enforcement Acts of 1870 and 1871, which created a special code of federal criminal offenses to fight Klan violence. Hundreds of African American and white witnesses testified in the case United States v. Columbus Nash, later renamed United States v. Cruikshank, because the lead defendant remained at large.
The jury convicted three of the men on charges of conspiracy, but federal Circuit Court and Supreme Court rulings threw out the convictions and all charges and invalidated key sections of the Enforcement Acts. After 1875, the full responsibility for prosecuting racial and political crimes would rest with the states. Southern courts and elected officials increasingly favored white supremacy and turned a blind eye to Klan-style violence and repression.Author: LeeAnna Keith
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Chicago Manual of Style
Keith, LeeAnna "Colfax Massacre." In knowlouisiana.org Encyclopedia of Louisiana, edited by David Johnson. Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, 2010–. Article published March 15, 2011. http://www.knowlouisiana.org/entry/colfax-massacre.
MLA Style
Keith, LeeAnna "Colfax Massacre" knowlouisiana.org Encyclopedia of Louisiana. Ed. David Johnson. Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, 15 Mar 2011. Web. 14 Aug 2018.
Suggested Reading
Keith, LeeAnna. The Colfax Massacre: The Untold Story of Black Power, White Terror, and the Death of Reconstruction. New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
Lane, Charles. The Day Freedom Died: The Colfax Massacre, the Supreme Court, and the Betrayal of Reconstruction. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 2008.
Lemann, Nicholas. Redemption: The Last Battle of the Civil War. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2007.
Tademy, Lalita. Red River. New York: Warner Books, 2007.
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Niagara Falls High School business teacher Giulio Colangelo has announced his candidacy in the upcoming election for the 5th District of the Niagara County Legislature.
Colangelo, a member of the Independence Party, served as an interim legislator in 2011, completing the unfinished term of Legislator Richard Marasco in the former 1st Legislative District.
"I was honored to have had a short-term opportunity to represent the citizens of this community," Colangelo explained, "and though I learned much, I was deeply concerned by the initiative lost as a result of inter-party bickering." Colangelo hopes his minor-party affiliation would go a long way in avoiding such problems.
A lifelong resident of Niagara County, the graduate of the State University of New York at Fredonia sees jobs as the number one issue facing this community.
"I was fortunate enough to be raised in a household where the family's needs, like so many others in this community, were for years met by a father working one of the thousands of industrial jobs available in the western end of Niagara County. I firmly believe," Colangelo continued, "that our present-day work force has that same work-ethic of our parent's generation. Frankly, it remains in the laps of our elected officials to expand the local job market to best take advantage of this resource."
A former small business owner, having operated the Wall Paper and Paint Shoppe in Lewiston between 1990 and 2002, Colangelo claims a profound sense of the daily challenges facing local businesses.
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